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Significados de "bananas" en diccionario español inglés : 2 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Environment
bananas plátanos [m/pl]
Firearms
bananas plátano [m]

Significados de "bananas" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 117 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
bunch of bananas racimo de bananos [m]
pertaining to bananas bananero [adj]
a kilo of bananas un kilo de bananas
a kilo of bananas un kilo de plátanos
refreshing drink made of ripe bananas cooked and dissolved in water guabul [m] HNNI
meal prepared with bananas and meat tapado [m] COHN
person who uses bananas to negotiate bananero [m] NICOEC
person who grows bananas bananero [m] NICOEC
person who wraps up the bunch's of bananas in a plastic bag to preserve them from damage while growing bellotero [m] HN:Nrur.
a wild species of bananas (musa balbisiana) barraganete [m] EC
a wild species of bananas (musa balbisiana) postre [m] CO:C,EVE
a wild species of bananas (musa balbisiana) maqueño [m] CO:C,EVE
(in a banana plantation) the person who is in charge of placing the export bananas in boxes cajonero [m] EC
place where bananas are deposited (banana export industry) andarivel [m] CR
worker who places bunches of bananas on the transport cable cablero [m] HN
bunch of bananas cacho [m] PYARUY
person who ties the bags covering bunches of bananas cabuyero [m] HN
person who removed the dry sepal from each bunch of bananas (in banana cultivation) desflorador [m] HNECrur.
person who cuts the hands of the bunch of bananas in the packing warehouse desmanador [m] HN:Nrur.
cutting the hands of a bunch of bananas desmane [m] HNrur.
suckling pig marinated in chili pepper, lime, black pepper, cumin, and salt, that is baked in the oven and served accompanied with potatoes, bananas, yams, salad, and a spicy sauce made primarily of chili peppers and tomatoes chancho [m] BO
person in charge of the workers transporting the bunches of bananas (banana plantation) capitán de línea [m] HN:N
variety of bananas characterized by not being in individual bunches caracol [m] PR
person who carries bunches of bananas carguillero [m] NI
two or more bananas detached from the cluster gajo [m] HN
person who cuts bunches of bananas cortero [m] HNrur.
large quantity of bananas guineal [m] GTHN
plot of land planted with bananas guineal [m] GTHNNICREC
disease affecting bananas hereque [m] VE
suckling pig marinated in chili pepper, lime, black pepper, cumin, and salt, roasted in an oven and served with potatoes, bananas, sweet potatoes, salad, and hot tomato and chili pepper sauce lechón [m] BO
(in a banana company) person dedicated to transport the bunches of bananas from where they are cut to the packer juntero [m] HN:NNI
neck or stem of a bunch of bananas maslote [m] PRrur.
neck or stem of a bunch of bananas tímpano [m] PR
mortar made of a tree trunk for mashing bananas or move wabul miskito drink molinillo [m] HN
bunch of bananas with nine hands naye (inglés nine) [m] HN:N
bunch of bananas mirasol [m] PRrur.
stem of a bunch of bananas paslote [m] PRrur.
stalk of a bunch of bananas tímpano [m] PR
machine to transport bananas andarivel [m] CR
bunch of bananas cacho [m] PYARUY
person who uses bananas to negotiate bananera [f] NICOEC
person who grows bananas bananera [f] NICOEC
(in a banana plantation) the person who is in charge of placing the export bananas in boxes cajonera [f] EC
cluster of fruit of the musaceae family like bananas cabeza [f] NIECPEBO
bunch of bananas cabeza de bananos [f] NI
bunch of bananas cabeza de plátanos [f] NIECBO
person who removed the dry sepal from each bunch of bananas (in banana cultivation) desfloradora [f] HNECrur.
person who cuts the hands of the bunch of bananas in the packing warehouse desmanadora [f] HN:Nrur.
central leaf plants like bananas, when still rolled up, erect, and very tender candela [f] CRrur.
bunch of bananas mano [f] MXGTCRPACUDOPRCOVEECPECL:N
bunch of bananas penca [f] MXGTSVNIPY
hand of bananas mano [f] HNCUDOVEECGQ
cut the vine leaf from a bunch of bananas despampanar [v] PR
remove the dry sepal from each bunch of bananas desflorar [v] HNrur.
divide into hands a bunch of bananas desmanar [v] HNCRPACUVE
cut a bunch of bananas into hands cuchillar [v] HN:Nrur.
remove bananas from the cluster one by one despezoñar [v] PR
cut the stem of a bunch of bananas espampanar [v] PR
remove bananas from the cluster one by one espezoñar [v] PR
remove bananas from the bunch despezoñar [v] PR
spray bananas with ditano pesticide ditanear (de ditianon®) [v] HN:NPA
remove bananas from the bunch espezoñar [v] PR
Idioms
go bananas arremeter [v]
drive someone bananas hacer perder la chaveta a alguien [v]
drive someone bananas enloquecer a alguien [v]
go bananas perder el control
go bananas sacar de las casillas
go bananas enfurecerse
go bananas perder los estribos
go bananas ponerse hecho un basilisco
go bananas desquiciar
go bananas ponerse hecho una fiera
go bananas subirse por las paredes
be born (bunch of bananas) botar el racimo de la pámpana [v] PRrur.
stack bunches of bananas with no packing cargar a capela [v] HN:Ndisused
stow a bunch of bananas without any packaging cargar a capela [v] HN:Ndisused
Colloquial
go bananas chalarse [v]
go bananas destornillarse [v]
go bananas írsele a uno la olla [v]
thin fried potatoes/green bananas chip (inglés) [m] USHN
thin fried potatoes/green bananas chips (inglés) [m/pl] SV
Slang
go bananas saltar los fusibles
go bananas volverse salvaje
go bananas perder la calma
go bananas ponerse furioso
go bananas enfurecerse
go bananas recalentarse
go bananas volverse loco
Law
go bananas enloquecerse [v]
Politics
national directorate of bananas and tropical fruits dirección nacional del banano y frutas tropicales EC
Engineering
frying bananas plátano [m]
Agriculture
farmland planted with bananas chagüite (del náhuatl) [m] CR:Nwrarerur.
farmland planted with bananas chagüite (del náhuatl) [m] GTHN:NwNIrur.
plot of land planted with bananas or coffee chácara [f] HN:N,ESV:ENI
Gastronomy
mashed bananas with coconut milk angú [m] PA
bread made with flour from sun-dried green bananas to which eggs and molasses are added cucuba [m] VE
sweet made with fried ground green bananas, sugar cane molasses, and egg whites frangollo (portugués) [m] CUdisused
fried bananas covered with a dough of flour, salt, and water jíbaro envuelto [m] PR
dish made with mashed green bananas and cracklings or bacon, seasoned with salt and garlic mofongo [m] DOPR
meal made with ripe bananas and tannia mogo [m] PArur.
fritter made with sliced ripe bananas, stuffed with grated parmesan cheese, egg whites, egg yolks, ground beef, and beans pionono [m] PR
dish made with roasted green bananas, crushed and kneaded into balls with lard and pieces of jerky tacacho [m] PE
fritter made of green bananas and taro root and stuffed with meat alcapurria [f] PR
popular dish made with rice, beans, bananas and ground or minced meat bandera dominicana [f] DO
dessert made of green bananas and honey (gollería) bollería [f] PA
meal prepared with ripe bananas and sugar chucula [f] PAEC:W
dish prepared with rice, snake mackerel, accompanied with bananas or avocado macarelada [f] DOrare
light alcoholic drink made with fermented bananas diluted in water plataniza [f] PE
drink made of fermented cooked bananas pururuca [f] PE:E
dessert made with chunks of bread, baked bananas, white cheese, shortbread biscuits, mixed with syrup, seasoned with sesame seeds and spices torta bejarana [f] VE
fried bananas plátano frito
flambé bananas plátanos flameados
Botany
a wild species of bananas (musa balbisiana) topocho [m] CO:C,EVE
lady finger bananas plátano manzano [m] MXCUPE
sugar bananas plátano manzano [m] MXCUPE
fig bananas plátano manzano [m] MXCUPE
date bananas plátano manzano [m] MXCUPE